A transitional album for Band of Horses, "Infinite Arms" saw the band self-producing for the first time and working across multiple studios, resulting in a sound that felt both expansive and intimate. The addition of a fourth member during recording marked a new chapter for the group.
- "Infinite Arms" was recorded in multiple locations including Wishbone Studio in Los Angeles, and personal studios in Seattle and North Carolina. The album reached number 19 on the Billboard 200 chart. It was the first Band of Horses album to feature longtime member Ryan Monroe.
- The album was preceded by the singles "Compliments" and "Is There a Ghost." The band supported the album's release with a world tour.
- "Infinite Arms" was self-produced by the band, a departure from their previous work with producers like Phil Ek. The album features a more diverse range of instrumentation and sonic textures compared to earlier records.
Band of Horses is an indie rock band from Seattle, Washington, known for their blend of alternative, folk rock, and country influences. This 2010 release came after their breakthrough success with "Cease to Begin" and preceded a period of significant lineup changes.
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